Robotics
NVIDIA Cosmos Policy: Advancing Robot Control Technology
Key TakeawaysCosmos Policy showcases a state-of-the-art approach to robot control, utilizing the Cosmos Predict-2 model for manipulation tasks.
It encodes robot actions and future states, achieving superior results on LIBERO...
Robotics
Explore Fauna Sprout: The Next-Gen Humanoid Robot for Developers
Fauna Sprout — Key TakeawaysFauna Sprout is designed for safety and expressivity, making it developer-friendly.
The robot features lightweight construction, compliant control, and safe operation.
It...
Robotics
NVIDIA Cosmos Reason 2: Enhancing Reasoning for Physical AI
Key TakeawaysNVIDIA Cosmos Reason 2 outperforms its predecessor by topping accuracy benchmarks in physical AI.
The model supports enhanced common sense reasoning for...
Robotics
Understanding AssetOpsBench: AI Agent Benchmarks in Industrial Settings
Key TakeawaysAssetOpsBench serves as a comprehensive benchmark for industrial asset lifecycle management.
It evaluates agent performance across six dimensions critical to industrial applications.
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Robotics
Creating Multi-Agent Solutions with Strands Agents and Meta’s Llama 4
Key TakeawaysMulti-agent solutions leverage collaborations among agents for enhanced performance.
Strands Agents facilitate integration of specialized tools and memory for advanced architectures.
Meta's...
Robotics
Making Robot Faces Less Creepy: A Breakthrough in Humanoid Robotics
Key TakeawaysHumans significantly focus on lip movements during conversations, impacting robot design.
Current humanoid robots often have unnatural mouth movements that can...
Robotics
Revolutionary Microrobots Smaller Than Salt with Autonomous Thinking
Key TakeawaysResearchers at the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Michigan created the smallest autonomous robots, measuring 200x300x50 micrometers.
The robots possess...
Robotics
Revolutionary Microscopic Robots: The Smallest Programmable Robots Ever Created
Key TakeawaysResearchers from the University of Pennsylvania and University of Michigan have developed the smallest fully programmable robots, approximately 200x300x50 micrometers.
These robots...